Rockhurst High School - Quarry Chancellor Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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EEEElililililiilillilEEIETIEEEEEEEEIEEEEEEEEEZEEEEEIEIEIEIEEEIEIEIEIXIEEEQEIZEEEEE Eiiiiiililiilililililigl LSI Q BI lil . D9 'fl F ls 'fl W A E gl Archibald B Armstrong. Archie , Army Ei No longr discussion is needed pertainfng to M l the merits of Archie, they speak for them- ls! l se'ves. As quarter on the football team, E Army made a record for himself that was pq lfrfl enviable. His many long runs wil long be lg fig' remembered at Roclchurst. Army may also Q W be said to rank high among' the most popular Ig! lg! boys at school. Q lg Sodality '20, '21, '22, Ex-l lil Football '21, '22. lEl Q Baseball 21, '22, Q 55 Annual Staff '23, E lifl 'ffl lil E Charles J. Cattzmacll, Jr. Charlie . A E 'iq lad of ability we must say Charlie has proven lzl lil himself. A good friend and a loyal sup- lil lil porter of the best interests of Rockhurst, he lxgl ml has made himself populal' with all the fcl- gl lows. We are counting very lnlllcll on him lg, ml next year at College here. Dil llfl sollallly '20, '21, '22, '2:l. gl li l.et's Gd' '23, lil ' li li-9 El George A. Christ. till-ol'gjc . Ggorge is lg S In honor man and from the looks of things lg Fil we, the l1l'tj0l'liY, hold the general opinion E lfgl lhat his hobby is to study. When anything mg fag XVOl'tlT-l'x'l lllC is to be done let George do lt. Isl E He is a fine fellow throuuhl and glrollgll and ,gl M a boy who has earnel t.le a ec lon an: X respect of his Class mates. E Sollalft '20, '21, '22, 23. ,, llfl Annualy so-fl' '23, Fil Honors M llll lil lla Earnest .L Vol-krell. Ernie. Wllo said gl we didn't raise physicists at Rockhurst? 'iq lixl Well we do, and lllLli,S not all, when a man lgl lil makes a perfect note in one exam you know lg gl he must also be good in other things. EPIEC H lizl has risen from the ranks and now is t e X E A leader of Fourth High in scholarship. 'Rock- 5 lil - burst has every reason to be proud of him. L51 El Sodality '20, '21, '22, '23. Let's Go '23, El E Class Honors '23, First Honors '23. lg E Second Honors '21. Efl x El llil ml . M gf' 1' Michael E. Crogan. 'tMike . Mike is our E lil . fluent debater. He has shown himself tal- LXLI W ented in this line by his utterances at ollr E Social Problems debates. Mike has always lgl liil been a model student and a good friend. lfle E is a loyal supporter of his native State which M lifl we learn is Kansas. He says he will prob- M W ably be back again next year in College, lg El then we will see more of his parliamentary lm E ability displayed. I E F-fl I Sodallty '20, '21, '22, 23. M W 1 liil x E lil ' ' -- , Dil IEEEIEMFXZIEElEEEECQIEIEEEEEEEEItilEEEEMEJEEEEEYQTEEEEEEEHEQKNEE!!!MHEEEEEEEEEEMEBIEEEEEEQE 12

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i i IRVING EDNTIYND IDAMON, Dutch . lt CHRISTOPHER E. JONES-Class Presia dent '20, '21, ,22, '23g Sodality '20, '21, '22, 123-Prefeet 1235 Football Manager '22g Editor-in-Chief of The Twenty Three-er g Sentinel Staff ,235 Let's Gong Manager Junior-Senior Banquet '22, Second Honors '22, '23. And there you have our Chris hung all over with honors which are a tribute to his ability and his worth. A steady, consistent worker, Chris has been well in the lead in all school activities. The Annual is particularly indebted to his hard work and self'-sacrifice. Chris will be heard t'rom in days to come. would be a very difficult task to fully enumerate l7utch's accomplishments at llock- hurst. That would require the pen of a biographer. An excellent football player and a superb basketeer, captaining Rockhurst's star quintet this seasong also managing: the business end of the Twenty Three-er and making the financial troubles appear as naught to the rest of us. Sodality '20, '21, '22, '23, Football '21, '22. Basketball '21, '22, Capt. '2Z3. First Honors '20. Second Honors '2l. Class Secretary '21, '23. Class Treasurer '22, I.et's Go '23. Annual Staff' '23. 11 FRANCIS L. ll KVIS Plank. Onu more we come to a famous personage who has made his name resound through the halls of Rockhurst. The Captain of our Football team and one of the best players who has been seen at Rockhurst in many a day. The ability with which he led our aggregation showed him to be a born commander. As a member of the Annual Staff Frank has shown his ability along business lines. His class work has always been very good and his support of the things we have accom- plished here has been unstinted. smiaiity eo, '21, '2:s. llrefect '22. Football '2l. Capt. '22. Annual Staff '23. Class President '21, '22.

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'X 21 3333333 X 3333333333 X 33 X X X3321 X 223311 233333321 2133 33 X X 3333333 3333333333 X 3 X 3333333333 333333313 Zlxx Irving Edmund Damon. Dutch . It would be a very difficult task to fully enumerate Dutch's accomplishments at Rockhurst. That would require the pen of a biographer. An excellent football player and a superb basketeer, captaining Rockhurst's star quintet this season, also managing the business end of the Twenty-Three-er and making the financial troubles appear as naught to the rest of us. Francis L, Davis. Frank , Once more we come to a famous personage who has made his name resound through the halls of Rockhurst. The Captain of our Football team and one of the best players who has been seen at Rockhurst in many a day. The ability with which he led our aggregation showed him to be a born commander. As a member of the Annual Staff Frank has shown his ability along business lines. His class work has always been very good and his support of the things we have accom- plished here has been unstinted. Charles J. Dolan. Charlie Charlie is our optimist, always cheerful and happy. He has made himself very popular. He has also done creditable work in his studies and has been a true loyal Rockhurstian. Sodality '20, '21, '22, '23. Joseph W. Earnshaw. Joe Joe's scholastic achievements at Rockhurst arf- dc- serving of special mention. A medal man for two years and winning first honors the other two, he certainly has shown his worth. As a member of the Annual Staff he filled his place very creditably. As a librarian Joe has proved himself invaluable. Sodality '20, '21, '22, '23. First Honors '20, '23, Annual Staff '23. Class Medal '21, '22, Librarian '22, '23, John W. Fitzgerald. Fitz . Fits has two hobbies we hear, attending-the 'Main- street'-Ahem! and playing the 'sax'. We venture to inquire if a hobby ever grows more-er-melodious with time and-prac- tice? Thank you, thank you! One of the men that made up our heavy line in foot- ball, John distinguished himself as a real player, as for a 'sheik' you should have seen him in Let's Go. Sodality '21, '22, '23, Football '22. - Let's Go '23. Second Honors '23. Fox El EB el in L11 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 I3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 E 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 I-3 W3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 ILSI 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 ISI 3 3 3 3 3 3 LPS. 3 3 Em. 3 3 ix' I3 E l 5 ii If 5? FE if VE I3 3 E E Y 3 E Y 3 3 I3 I3 I3 I3 2 I3 I3 3 I3 3 I? A I3 3 I3 I3 3 I3 E I3 Iifl 3 I3 3 3 I3 3 I3 3 I3 3 3 x E xx ICI xx F S lil , 3 3 I , 3 3lQ333E8E3333333333.333I3I333333E333333333 WIKI-3 HEHEE'HK III XE 'JH I 1333K EE ITKI ' ITXEW- X vi 5Ler-m xsaasa